Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 17, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textit it it it it it till nit t . Easter Suits faster Hats Easter Shirts Easter Ties Easter Shoes all to match at ROBERTS . tt v t TOGGERiY E. C. Gulliford F eed and Livery, Boarding Stables Now Floor Room N'cw Ittilihrr Tire TurnoiitN. ' Full Cri-ek HtiiKO Lino. 101) Wilt Hth Street.. Phono Main 00 MONROE TSt HOUSEFURNISHER We have the exclusive sale of the noted DR TROIT STOVES and RANGES. Cash paid for Second Hand Furni ture. Phone Red 5376-67 Wert Eighth St, EUGENE (OREGON Easter Post Cards at SCHWARZSCHILD'S Book Store a. For Snaps in REAL ESTATE sec McFALL & HEITZMAN J Door North Hoffman House For Bedrock Wells See me before contracting orices bedrock. Well drilling is my business and I am pre pared to do your work in a first class manner and at pric es that cannot be duplicated. Don't let your contract until you have first seen mc. J. E. Kilborn Phone Red 531 . SS7 High Si. Williams Co. Transfer Uht and Heavy Mauling WOOD KOK bALE. 104 Wltljmrltc&l. I fiueiv. Otrv-n, 1'lSuie illai'k 11 U IIOWER & WOOD Ileal l(ate nml Timber I iiiiiIh I'niiili, I anil ami ( It) l'roK riy I'mir uiiionam i.--h'i tiullj K0II.-119. 0, 'wm I, wit Hw at. II. ink it TT tt tt it tt tt TT - BROS. Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best JOc Cigar on the market A New Set of Chairs Why do you have OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In your home, when you can make them GOOD A3 NKW for only 60c T A can ot Chlnamel will wort wonders In your home. See that the Chinaman Is on every can. See our west show window. ASK TO HICK Ol H NEW WALL lWI-f.lt 16-18 Wost Soventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co. GASOLINE ENCINES fln n I-, a nrisiu rnn a vrihi-. iiv.ix.ixj a i ivii, orivs i ipixj ana PUMPING MACHINERY Fnlrlmiiki-MorKO (liisollno Knirliirs I for pumping, spraying, sawing, grind, ling. .Outfits complete. Fairbanks Scales for weighing. KulruankH-Morfie Dynamos- and Mo torn for power ami light, FnlrUtiiks-Morse Windmills and Tower. Fnlrtmnks-Morso Grinders, Feed CIiopiM-rx, Well I'uiiiim. All fli-Ht iiuillly good nt lowest priced always In stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to liioitlrlc nnd uiilrk shipments. Write for catalogue nnd prices. BERGER.& BEAN HDW. CO. Agents, Eugene, Or. FAIRBANKS, MORSE IE, CO. Portland, Oregon Madame Dean's FRENCH D, . o FEMALE riLLOl A SAFK, t'rilTAIN It. i.it-r roit HriTHRttKti MKNftTHi'ATinM. NEIER MOW 10 Fill. Hurt'! KtfftU-r Kut Infliction (iuttr nnitv.l tii Mon. v )Wumltl. vni ki viM fur Jin' ht Ki. W illm-iul tin in on irtul, to Ih J4H.1 for w Urn ivlU'Vetl. SjHui-lt I'nv, lnUt on Kilting tl Vi-miiiii', m't'fpt tin ulntlluU tf yuir (Irutiut-)! (I.h-h iiul liuvi thoui wml ,vr ontt-iK to tho UIITEO HEOICAL 10., Boi 14, Utcutir, Pi Sold in Eugene by W. L. DcLano Makes old wire screens as fjood ns new nr'n the ful I - . not nil r -n r-h. . . O Kar Slll liv (hriimicr Mnriiu-irtt f'n . IW-t-c-Hi-nli ll'irxlwun tVinittiUf . 0 VS' '; IIHlUilllll'hUUJ GREATLY TO j COUNTY'S WEALTH! (Special Correspondence.) Mujilcion, April lli There la prob ably no Institution In Lane county! tliat contributes as much money to; the citizens at so small expense as the Siuslaw salmon hatchery, which j has nearly completed Its work for; this season. The expense to the ; balance of the county and state Is ', roiiiratlvely nothing, as the funds I for building and runnini; it are all or J m arly all from the canning and fish-j g,'iK licenses paid on the Hiuslaw river. They now have about two million fish which they are putting Into the tributaries of the Siuslaw as fast as practical. Allowing fifty per cent of I hem to be destroyed by trout, there will still be one million to return here and be canned on the river, which at a low estimate would mean liia.OOO cases, which means over SiiUii.OOO added to tho wealth of Lane county. On the 14th Inst. Grandma Mead, of Hermann, was burled In the Her mann cemetery. Had she lived a few months longer she would have been HO years old. She leaves two sons, Walton and William, of Hermann, a number of grandchildren and a host of friends to mourn tier death. PIONEERS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING MIL AXI) MISS. It. V. 1IOWAKI), OK jr.MTIO.V, HOLD AXXIVlOltSA KV CKLKilltATlO.V Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Howard, .1 unci ion City, celebrated their f0th wedding anniversary at their homo at that place on April loth. Mr. Howard was born in Knox county, Ohio, December lith, 18113, and cros sed the plains to Oregon in 18n,i, locating in Lane county, where he has since lived continuously. Mrs. Howard was born in Nodowny coun ty,, Missouri, on April 11, 1841, and crossed the plains with her father, iJnnlcl Smith, in the year 18B2. Her mother died on the plains after four weeks' Journey, leaving her with tho care of her younger sister nnd broth er at the ago of eleven years. They located at Smllhfield, Lano county, the place which bears the name of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Howard were married at Stnlthfield, Lane county, on April 15, 1858. Mr. Howard has been one of the most enterprising pioneer business nu n of the county. Fourteen chil dren have been born to this couple, thirteen of whom are living: Carrie Uden, of Oakland, Cal.; 11. F. How ard, Arvllla Powell, Ipha Lee, and Mabel Baker, of Junction; Mabel K. Hodges,' of San Francisco; Wm. V. Howard, of Spokane; Andy M. Howard, of Portland; Lane L. How ard, of Koseburg; J. I). Howard. Dora Stivern, Hozllla Starr and Nora Dix on, of Kugeue, all of whom were pres ent except J. D., Andy M., Wm. V, and Mrs. Eden. This family- Is represented by the flftn generation, as Mrs. Howard's father Is living and has passed his tHIth birthday. There were also pres ent fourteen grandchildren nnd two great-grandchildren. A gold clock an umbrella nnd a wedding ring were presented by the children In remem brance of the happy occasion. NOTK'H TO COXTltAt'TOHS Notice la hereby given Hint the county commissioners' court of Lnne county, Oreuon, will recelvo senled bids for the furnishliiK ot nil iiinterl uls nml construction of a county brlilKo ncross llrunibnimh creek on county roml No. tins, nt u place des iKiinted by the court, In accordance with the pinna, specifications nd strain diagram now on file In the of fice of the county clerk of Lnne coun ty, Oregon; mild bridge to bo a Howe truss spun of ninety-two (92) feet, supported on double bent piers set on bedrock, with approaches aggregat ing sixty-five (r) feet In length. lCncli bidder will be required to de posit with his hid a certified check In the stun of five (5) per cent of the amount of his hid, all bids to be filed with the county clerk on or bo fore May S, 1 90S, nt 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Tho court reserves tho right to reject any and nil bids. lly order of the court this 15th day of April, ISMis. K. I'. LKK, County Clerk. Dentil Was on Ills Heels. Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va., had a close call In the spring ol 1906. He says: "An attack of pncii monla left me so wonk and with such a fearful cough thnt my friends de clared consumption hnd me. aud that death was on my heels. Then 1 wns persuaded to try lr. King's New Discovery. It helped tm immediate ly, nnd after taking two nnd a half bottles 1 was a well man again. 1 found out that New Discovery is the best remedy for coughs and lung dis eases In the world." Sold under guarantee at V. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 00c and $1. Trial bot tles free. Dl'.COlt Vl'ION DAY, MAY :tl If you Intend to have a monument or tablet erected by Decoration Day you should make your select Ion nt once, while there is a ulce stock to select from. Nothing tint the best of work furnished at rea -tollable price. Corner S;!h ami WtU.im-uo s:s. m-"-1 !:. C. I.AKK. We us-: ii ,n( mtes; methods In cleaning aud ilveini: st the Kugeue lv,i Works, corner Sixth ami WiKnin- .' street. Ph. tie Ued i Ml t . tf - 1 , l.ueiie. Or o fresh ear.len see-l In t.tilk C 1 1 A M UK I! S 1 1 A U 1IW A li K CO. Illfll " LrulLLTV Hull j EVAPORATOR AT COTTAGE GROVE Unless all signs fall, the first of May will see'auother enterprise start ed at Cottage Grove that will be of great benefit to this section of Lane county, says the Western Oregon. C. M. Uensinore. who for years has been Identified with the development of Lane county, and parilctila:' Inter ested in the canning and fruit dry ing business, came up from Eugene Monday and took up the proposition of organizing a company lure for the; purpose of ereeting a fruit dryer. Mr. DensiniS.i met with the Com mercial Club of this city on the even ing of his arrival, and the plan was put under way. Business called him home Tuesday, and the matter will rest until next Monday. During his stay hern Mr. Densiuore made many acquaintances, and in a geneiwl way outlined his plans that tho subject might be fully discussed during the time Intervening. The Merchants' Protective Associa tion of this city has also become in terested In this project, and through them n n effort will lie made u inter est, tho farmers and fruit raisers. To that end It is announced a meeting, to which every man interested in the development of the fruit industry will be made welcome, will be held Tuesday. Mr. Densmore thinks mat nn or ganization on a b;isis of jr.oon capi tal stock will be quite sufficient. In fact, he is or the opinion that if $3. 000 of the capital slock Is subscribed that will meet all the present needs. That is (insured, judging l'r::m the en thusiasm thai some of the citizens hnve evinced. A very liberal plan of payment on stock subscribed is suggested, name ly, one-fifth of the amount subscrib ed, cash down, the balance one-tenth per month until p.ild. Mr. Densmore will take $1000 In stock himself. The dryer as first installed will be necessarily small, on account of the limited amount of fruit that can be relied upon, but the enterprise will be the means of developing the fruit industry here. DIKI). Mrs. Sarah M. Cromwell-Adams, at the family home ut Cottage Grove, April 10, 1908. On May 21, 1904, Mrs. Adams was stricken with paralysis, and from that date until her death was an Invalid. On tho oth of this month she suffer ed another stroke, and remained un conscious until death claimed her. Sarah M. Cromwell was born in Murrny eniinty, Coorgia, September 19, 1S3. She' moved to Texas with her parents when a girl. Came to Oregon In 1870, and was married to O. P. Adams of Cottage Grove Decem ber 23, 1873. She united with the Christian church In 1889, and had been a faithful member until her death. She leaves to mourn her loss an aged husband nnd six step-daughters, one brother and a sister. At her home at Cottage Grove, at 7:30 o'clock April 1G, 1908, Virginia B., wife of J, 11. Protzman, at the age of 37 years. Virginia B. Goode-Protzman was born near Richmond, Va. She was married to J. B. Protzman at Prun tytown, W. Va., April 12, 1898, com ing to tho West shortly after her mar riage, where she joined her husband, who hnd preceded her. HOW IS YOl'K STOMACH? ICnsy Way to Strengthen It anil (Jet Well. A good digestive system, one that acts so that you do not know that you have a stomach. Is God's birthright to every man every wotnnu. If digestion Is weak, If food turns Into gas. If you suffer after eating. If you are sleepless, nervous and out of sorts then the stomach Is dis eased and prompt action should be taken. W. A. Knnls, a well known builder In Syracuse, tells an easy way to strengthen the stomach and get well; ho writes: "Ml-o-na Stomach Tab lota have done more for me In one week than all doctors the two years I was under their care. Thanks to Mi-o-na, I can work once more, the first time In over a year." It Is an easy thing to strengthen tho stomach and cure Indigestion by using Ml-o-nn. Get a 60c box from Mall's Drug Store; they guarantee to refund the money unless the remedy does all that Is claimed for It. NOTICK TO STnCKIl'oi.lU-lts Op i,i.i:wi:i.i.v. Ti:i.KPiioxi; to. The stockholders of said rnmpnnr voted nt the annual meeting to call a sticcl.il meellni? 1jiv 9 I'lnii o, i o'clock p. in., at Central school'house. .-.eiiooi lusirict .No. 44, Lane county. Oregon, for the purpose of Increasing the capital stock of said company. All stockholders are requested to be present. J. II. PKltlxINS, Pros A ANDK1ISUN, See. mS timukis von sm.v 4.r00.niiii fir claim, patented, !; I !',.. r. !' w., at S.'KOO; mii;lit trad, for real estate. Address - w i: Hoard office. .. ' t.lloW (i K u s ;i '1'. .1. I lup.'m.iii.l Ivis rane .-; ! his i'ii- r eii.-: ;i ; . S: n i; i - -O''l et X!;irl i; lvlv:' , ,- w - Sr.;f- 1,1. as well as a! in ' n the iik'v.k i:. K. P. Nr S3 W -1- ry c. a f0..ri t'. ?' ' "'s -v.. Special The greatest display : 1 ever shown in bugene. in every Known weave R;,,r Panama Plaids. Henlev Semes. Vnil UClL10t.X-.t X mi""" - r il rv l ii i naii 7. ? Linens, Saturday 12.1c V.U.I IS AT 21c In nil l9 new shades and weaves n new and clean line, the liest of nmteriiil nnd nil fast colors; a regular iir.c grade lor tile yard, Saturday inoniini! 21c Agents "May Martton Patterns" all 10c each MISSKS' PATKXT PIMPS. A new patent Pump; put out for Misses in sizes up to 2; a new 'mid swell thing, plain toe; two laii', low heal; solid oak sole and counter. Our prict $2.00 THE BON KITCHEN & KOMPP Successors to ARMITAGE &. BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eu?eiie. Or. Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight tht gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning Work. Call and let us estimate on your work Aya &. Heitzimn 34 West 8th St, Phone block I II? Organized 1883 The First National Bank OF EUGENE, OREGON Capital paid n $100,000 Surplus and undivided profits 100,000 Additional liability of stockholders under national banking laws. 100,000 Total 300,000 Vnder Same Management 25 Years, j lour I'atroiiago Solicited. T. O. Hendricks Presldenl S. B. Eakln Vice Presldenl P. E. Snodgrass Cashlet Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Caahler Darwin Hrlstow ... Assistant Cashier ElectricGas, Water Willamstte Valley Co Sooffs Kiatal-Feosin CapsuTdb V A PCSITftS C'JHE. f? ,Trrl i n7;:1 '.:'.-.--J ; - , v.n, .. .... , V .;..x H -..i in...., r IhtM M h ,. 'ill smsm i Wash Goodsji of new and fine up-to-date waox , " i i ' ' J o " J C nihor npur rmarpnai v-o. i m ana monaay. 20c VALUF.S AT 17c. In nlj,tlic new shades and ivcuves; iii"liglit and dark, barred and KtriM-s, checks and dots; a reg ular 2(:c grade for, the yurd Saturday and Monday 17c HOYS' PATKXT OXKOIlllS A swell line of Hoys' Shoes nnd Oxfords in bluclier lace; full fancy solid oak sole; the best of material nnd workmanship; a new thing for the hoy; the shoes have a dull top, Our price $:.()( to $2.75 MARCH Mswvm wts imp W M nDITlTPJ THE SQUARE tt. at wXJAiii, DEAL GROCER Phone Main S3 G. ELI BANGS J. H. WEST C.P.BARNARD EARLHtNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Qass Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZIE STACE !... P,... FI TiFMF. FLORENCE STAGE- at 5:J0 a. m. Stages do not call at private residences but will call for baggage if notified the day before. ' BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our new building " across the street and we will be pleased to s-xy ..SPECIAL.. 511 Caa Choice Lard for 65c Wt fits Street. A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just m Stoves, R.anges cil.U Outtli Makes f(x S c The best of Knill. on . ' last ciilei ,, ""MBH. '! polka diMs; ' "l14 trade; ' "TSuUt lj """"day ami Moni)i,r -Mi:vs son shihts soft collar Xeti, ... . the new " "" -.m::;: s,,m ' .t,r; 8" Our price . s.,.. ) to. Vy 540 Willamette St IIILDLKX 1.1KK TO SKE mt putting away tile grwerl() honght here. They kco, there's lots of good Mlit, coming. Esjieclally if vouror. der Included some ot our t.. nious jams and jellies. If you haven't tried then, do so at once. They are!3 for the children and you'll find them not bad for yourself. 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. MS ANNOUNCEMENT j G. H. Irish wishes to announce that he has puachased the GROCERY stock of B. A. 5 Allen & Co., located at 55 east Qth St., and carries at all times the best brands of Groceries, Flour and Feed. We have our own delivery wagon and all goods delivered promptly. FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY WE AIM TO PLEASE 52 List, 9th Street A daily stage leavesEi8tl''- i mn.i- -In. i-nnncctlOO O lor iviapiciw. v. steamer for Florence and ' Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 21 Broils d Stews Strictly Co Price B?vODER5 DROS. Gf ' UARDYVARSTOKj " " . i-.S Sir 50 East N'r'otf 0 o Q e eeoee o x)